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Packtpub has books / courses
Good for picking up a new language and lots of hands on.
Udemy is usually worthless content for ridiculous prices considering.
I learnt c# through pluralsight many years ago, videos can be pretty dry though but pretty good content.
But for the most part, the docs and getting your hands dirty usually go a long way for most things. -
I agree that most tutorials, even professional, official, paid ones, sound like the presenter is about to fall asleep and has no interest in their subject at all.
Some conference talks on YouTube are not bad, and if you want to learn web development, go to frontendmasters.com, that's the best I found in recent years.
Any (good) programming courses/presenters ?
Udemy for example is stacked with courses from the one's i bought Wich is more than a few 🙂 only one is really zgood.
What is good?
As All courses i bought having all the information needed, lots of them are not interesting ,not enough hands on project etc.
Regarding user review , as my ampiric experience it's not saying much.
So asking you guys for the courses impacted you the most. Any subject will do 👍
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online courses udemy